St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-22
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber OF Commerce.

On the local board there was scarcely any
buying Inquiry either for cash or futures and
sellers were forced to accept reduced prices
or carry away their grain. City millers were
combining their bids for No. i Northern to
zoe, and but little more for No. / hard A
few lots were picked out to go to outside
mills, but with this exception trading is very
light Receipts were 15l cars and rs were
sent out Duluth received 8 cars
N0TE-ln sales OF wheat by sample, grade
has little if any effect in making prices, that
being determined by quality and the per-
centage cf hard in each parcel
Sales included-15, 900 bu July No hard.
IUAc: % 900 BIZ cash No. / hard, 7OIsc
$4,000 bu Angus. No. hard II sac; ). 600 bu
suly No. hard, 70lse; % eco bu July No
! hard, G07Bc; $1,000 bu July No. hard,
$4,000 bn No. l Northern, f. o. b., Tie
5000 bu No. ] Northern, f. O. b., TOIsc:
Car lot sales.by sample: ) cars No. l hard,
o. t., 71l2c: 2 ears No. l hard, f. o. b.,
re; IS cars No hard, o. tic; cars No.
i hard. to arrive, tic; 5 cars No. Northern,
E-p. t., 70lac 10 cars No. Northern, O. t..
zoe; car No Northern. 0. t., lie; car
No. = Northern. o. t., SOC; cars No. 2
Northern, o. t., 5Sc: cars II. 6. corn, o. t.,
32l2c; car No. 3 corn, o. t.. 35c; car No.
corn, o.t., 34e; cars, no grade corn, o. t.,
B3c: l car oats, 27c. Flour-Trade is steady
and ratherslow. In some eases Eastern and
+ foreign buyers are taking hold with fair con-
fdence, but a further break in the wheat
market this week has stopped what promised
TO be an increasing demand. Selling out
wheat for July by the banks of Chicago to
inakc Il place for the cash wheat left on their
q hands by. the late clique viii soon be over
But while the depression connected with it
continues there is not expected to be any de-
mand for large amounts of flour. Stocks are
small, however, and the necessary demand
to meet current wants viii take about all The
offerings: Patents are moving better than
|, they were g few =. weeks ago. Patents,
sacks 10 local dealers, 81. 20614 80; patents
TO ship, sacks, car lots, 81. 1904 -25; in bar
] fels, 81. 25@4.4 40; delivered at New England
: points. S5@5. 10: delivered at New York
points, 81; 9G@5. 05: delivered at Philadel-
,@370; superiine, Sl.60@250 Red Dog.
sacks, $l50@l.63; Red Dog, bbls.
81 .6O@1 .TG:. rye -four, per cwt, SI.75.
Bran and ,Shorts-There was q respectable
iirmness in mill-feed markets, with the stnff
moving out pretty well at about SS@S 25 for
bran Of good quality. shorts went at So. 75GI
:. 20 mostly. Some very fine stock held q
shade above figures quoted. Corn had very
little snap or activity. There Fcame in an oc-
caSional buyer at about 33l@c for fair feed
corn and 340,35c for better stock. Oats-The
offerings of late have been rather large for
the current demand, and il order 10 dispos e
of receipts before dcInurrage concessions
have been made. About the outside talked
is 2Gc, but that was tough figure TO reach
The sales usually ranged 26@2SIac for sam
: pie on track. Mixed Feed and Corn Meal
Feed Sl4.75@I5 for good; fair, SI4@ IA so
much demand for the latter Hay.There is
very little fresh hay offered. Such would
bring 50. Lots offered generally sell at ST. so
GrS5O. Timothy nominal